Revlon Salon Long Lasting Curls & Waves
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Der Revlon Salon Long Lasting Curls and Waves Lockenstab wird für das schnelle Stylen von langanhaltenden Locken und Wellen gelobt, besonders dank der Titanbeschichtung für gleichmäßige Hitze. Nutzer schätzen die Auswahl an Größen, bemängeln aber häufig die Haltbarkeit: Die Feder kann schon nach einem Jahr brechen und der Stab zeigt manchmal schnell Rostflecken. Insgesamt ein effektives Stylinggerät, aber mit möglichen Qualitätsproblemen auf Dauer.
Bewertungen von Revlon Salon Long Lasting Curls & Waves
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Ordered for my wife, really likes it esp the curl size and different heat settings.
Ordered for my wife, really likes it esp the curl size and different heat settings.
Elliott
13. Dezember 2021
Really like this. Had to buy again as I damaged my original one.
Really like this. Had to buy again as I damaged my original one.
Caz
2. April 2021
This hair roller gives a lovely curl but you do need to be aware it does get quite hot.
This hair roller gives a lovely curl but you do need to be aware it does get quite hot.
J Barker-Matthews
16. Juli 2019
not bad but wouldn’t buy again or recommend to others unfortunately. The end result is not worth the effort.
not bad but wouldn’t buy again or recommend to others unfortunately. The end result is not worth the effort.
Amazon Customer
26. April 2018
After four tries I can honestly say this isn't working for me. I have a ceramic-barrel curling wand which works perfectly well. I have fine hair which, theoretically, should be easy to curl. The barrel on this Revlon isn't ceramic, it's 'gold and copper mix' - looking at the pricetag I wonder if this is part of the problem? Even when cranked up to 200 (the max) I didn't feel this was getting hot enough at all. It didn't so much as make a dent in my straight hair. I began to avoid the clip and tried using the barrel as I would a wand, but still nothing - it's warm, sure, but for all the effect it had on my hair it may as well not have been plugged in. I think they've gone for style over substance here. Rose gold is having its moment as a fashionable colour, but that doesn't always mean you should make things with it. To check I wasn't going mad, I put this away and got my ceramic wand out. I curled my hair effortlessly at 180 degrees. I'm not going mad. This just didn't work.
After four tries I can honestly say this isn't working for me. I have a ceramic-barrel curling wand which works perfectly well. I have fine hair which, theoretically, should be easy to curl. The barrel on this Revlon isn't ceramic, it's 'gold and copper mix' - looking at the pricetag I wonder if this is part of the problem? Even when cranked up to 200 (the max) I didn't feel this was getting hot enough at all. It didn't so much as make a dent in my straight hair. I began to avoid the clip and tried using the barrel as I would a wand, but still nothing - it's warm, sure, but for all the effect it had on my hair it may as well not have been plugged in. I think they've gone for style over substance here. Rose gold is having its moment as a fashionable colour, but that doesn't always mean you should make things with it. To check I wasn't going mad, I put this away and got my ceramic wand out. I curled my hair effortlessly at 180 degrees. I'm not going mad. This just didn't work.
Hesketh
19. Oktober 2017
